Cosmology Beyond the Analytic Lamppost (CoBALt)
A new frontier: Upcoming experiments which measure signals from the early Universe could revolutionise our understanding of gravity + quantum mechanics
The challenge: New numerical tools are required to overcome the
limitations of existing analytic approaches
This Thematic Program will: Establish new collaborations between different communities train the next generation of early-career researchers
define targets and scientific agenda for the future.
Upcoming experiments which measure signals from the early Universe
could revolutionise our understanding of gravity + quantum mechanics
New numerical tools are required to overcome the
limitations of existing analytic approaches.
Week 1: school for students/early-career
training in both theory and practice (lectures+tutorials)
Weeks 2/3: interactive, hands-on, in-person workshops
half of each day devoted to small-group interactions
Colloquia: one each week for general public audience
one each week for scientific (non-specialist) audience
Organisers:
Sebastien Renaux petel - CNRS & Sorbonne Université, Institut d’Astrophysique de Paris (sebastien.renauxpetel@gmail.com)
Schott Melville -Queen Mary University of London (apx019@qmul.ac.uk)
David J.Mulryne - Queen Mary University of London (D.Mulryne@qmul.ac.uk)
Benjamin D.Wandelt -CNRS & Sorbonne Université - Center for Computational Astrophysics (wandelt@iap.fr)
Philippe Brax - Université Paris-Saclay, CEA, CNRS (phbrax@gmail.com)
